Mahou Sensei Negima! Chapter 354 Discussion

Guys, it's written at the beginning of this chapter loud and clear: 7 YEARS LATER; i.e. Yue and other girls are 22 and Negi is 18!



I hope Ken isn't just trolling with this and he really means to do a spin off or a sequel *crossed fingers*.

Wow... to think this is how Negima is ending; i didn't like the idea of it dragging out so when it was announced that it was ending i was ok with it if it ended well and least to say...Its really depressing to think how far this has fallen.



sunlightheart said:
I swear to god, if you spin this off into some stupid detective manga about Yue. I will shatter your hands to a fine powder.



Lol XD

WOW....how the mighty have fallen!



This, is how you spend your final chapters of Negima Ken?!?!



Instead of focusing on a good epilogue you waste it on bullshit?



I'm really hoping they don't even show who Negi chose in the final chapter, it would be the ultimate troll, in fact it would be the biggest troll in manga history.



and since Ken turned Negima into a HUGE JOKE these final years, it only deserves a stupid and shitty ending such as this.





I'm speechless,  when I read Love Hina the final chapters were excellent, it was a great conclusion to a fun and enjoyable manga....it's clear to me that Ken Akamatsu lost his touch while making Negima.



It's hard to hate the guy, I love the way he draws, and I still consider him a great storyteller, but this is just stupid.



6/10 for Negima, I don't really care what they show in the finale.

They say that if you have nothing good to say about something, it's better to say nothing.

Didn't expect this chapter to be bad..

Let's just hope for a good last chapter.

This just feels so awkward with a random time-skip of a few years and showing Yue at the academy still.

I just can't put in my mind what all of it will eventually follow up to, nor figure out who Negi's 'crush' was from the big bombshell of my original thought of it being Asuna being blown out the door.

Ken is a man of many narrative talents. Certainly his writing has always had a liberal dose of humor, but I don't think we can write him off as "His style is randomness and fanservice" as if the rest of what he did doesn't count. He's proficient at character growth. That dates all the way back to Love Hina. He's proficient in battle-shonen and more serious plots. This manga has been all of these things, and to simply leave the plot and characters of the manga unattended in the conclusion of the comic in favor of gags and fanservice isn't excusable simply by nature of the fact that both have always been a large part of the series.

The rage is strong with this one. LOL



I liked the chapter.

Setting up a spin-off.